The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-25

returned nome.
ConduclSr Warren and wife who
have been having a visit among
friends in the Eastern cities, have
returned homo, much pleased with
their trip.
Miss Lizzie Rectenwaldt, of this
city. IS visiting her brothers, Ed.
and Pete. in Pt. Pleasant, West
Virginia, this week.
Go to a Holl jr.. EastEna Grocer
for Groceries. Provisions and Pro-
duce of oil kinds. Low Prices
East End Main street, Logan, o.
Frank" the umbrella man Eat
l56 South High Street, Columbus.
O., is selling parasols at half their
real value. While attending the
State Fair, don't neglec: to call and
see him and his fine stock.
A number of senator's and states
men are spending the week fishing
at Sam. Wcstenhaver's Long
Branch. Special trains are run
hourly to the encampment. No fish
has yet been received at this office,
MISS Kinile and Miss West of our
city have arranged to 60 to Soner
set and establish a millinery store
there. These ladies are among our
most accomplished, and we bespeak
for them deserved success in their
new location.
Mr.. George Mumford is having
a handsome portco put on the Or
ci,ard street front of his residence
The work is being done by the Lo
gan Manufacturing Company, and
will add greatly to the architectural
beauty of his residence.
Mr.. Douglas, the very popular
and efficient superintendent of the
Lancaster Reform School was in the
city yesterday. He reports the
School in good condition, and will
be glad 10 have yisits occasionally
from the Hooking people.
The Teachers Institute was a
decided success. 1t was attended
by the best Teachers of the coun-
~. The discussions. were inter-
esting and instructive. The pa
pers read Will be printed in The
SENTINEL if the manuscript is
furnished.
Mr.. j. w. Bowen and wife have
begun the publication of a New
Democrstic paper in Macarthur.
entitled the Plaindealer. 1t is a
lively. original sheet, and is un-
quesiionabIy the organ of oppo-
,si,ian to Bareiyon. aud the Repub-
lican Ring of Yinton county.
Mr.. John MeloY, Post Master
at New Lexington, and Editor oi
The Democratic Herald, made us
a pleasant call last week. He re
ports the Democratic prospects
in Perry this fall as mosi encour-
aging, and firmly believes that
Powell will be elected.
Miss .Hal!a Pursell gave recep-
lion party last evening to her cous
In, Miss Ethel Wright of Lsncas
ter. The company consisted of lit
tie girls just entering their teens,
and from what little we saw of 1t IN
the wind up it was certainly de-
lightfulaff;lir Miss Ethel returns
home tomorrow.
The card Of the President of the
School Board published last week,
calls out spirited reply from Tax
payer this week. The SENTINEL is
open for continuation of the dis
cussion. We are all interested in
the schools. and discussion of school
questions clears off the scum and
gives health to the system.
Charley Beck, ohr office boy,
and one of the best boys of Lo-
gan, is off this week on a vaca-
ton. He is sut in the country
and our suspicion is he is study
ing the geography of the water
melon patches. IF he can hook
a good melon and not get licked
for it, we will say he is not only
a smart boy, but a good devil
printers devil we mean.
1t is bad enough for the street in
the neighborhood of a fire TO be
crowded with men an6 women who
are not there for the purpose of work.
and are only In the way of our ef-
ficlent firemen; but it is intolerab'e
when persons drive 10 such places
with fractlous horses and endanger
the lives of those who are laboring
to save property. We noticed In
stances of that kind at the fire
Tuesday evening, and 1t required
Strong and determined arms to pre-
vent pleasure buggies from driving
through the crowd and over hose
The police should arrest all such
thoughtlesssand reckless persons.
Mrs. L. G. Smith, widow of the
late Editor of the Shawnee Banner
announces last week that she will
continue the publication of the Ban
ner. We feel sure the brethren Of
tho y,roru ,piIl oooord NJ, Smith q